Assemble letters to solve emotional narrative puzzles.
About unWorded
unWorded is a puzzle app developed by Playdigious.
How many times has unWorded been downloaded?
unWorded has been downloaded 5 thousand times. In the last 30 days, the app was downloaded 2 times. It is ranked in the top 100 puzzle apps.
What is the rating of unWorded?
unWorded is rated 3.90 out of 5 stars, based on 290 ratings.
Is unWorded free?
unWorded costs $0.99 to download. The APK download size is 73.81 MB. The latest version available is 1.01. The last update was on February 21, 2017.
What are the requirements for unWorded?
unWorded requires Android 2.3+ or higher. The app has a content rating of Everyone. The app has been available on Google Play February 2017.
Description
unWorded is an innovative Narrative Puzzle Game where everything is built from letters. Use your imagination to create objects by assembling letters together and discover the story of a writer hospitalized after a serious accident..
Dive into his damaged mind and experience his inner creative world through strange and wondrous tales. Help the writer reassemble his memory and thoughts in this narrative text-based puzzler. Think outside of the box, drag letters and signs around on the canvas to form pictures worth thousand words. Divided into five books tracing back the author memories, Unworded is a unique, emotionally-engaging and story-driven indie masterpiece that appeals to the inner workings of human complex minds with its poetic and dreamlike puzzles full of letters.
unWorded is a wordy narrative puzzler created by a two-men team that has been selected and awarded in many mobile events around the world:
- Radius festival (Austria 07/16): Official Selection - Respawn (Germany 08/16): Great Prize Casual Connect - Tokyo Game Show (Japan 09/16): Official Selection - Sens of wonder night (Japan 09/16): Best Art Prize - Indie Game Contest (France 09/16): Finalist - Indigo (Netherlands 09/16): Official Selection - Game Connection Awards (France 10/16): Nomination Best Narrative/Best Mobile Game - UNITE made with Unity (USA 11/16): Official Selection - Casual connect by IndiePrize: Germany 02/17 - Google Play Indie Games Contest (England 02/17): nomination among the 20 finalists
Check out unWorded official website at www.bento-studio.com Follow us on Twitter @playdigious Like us on Facebook /playdigious
If you experience any problem with unWorded, please contact our customer support team at playdigious@gmail.com. Don't forget to specify which device and operating system you are using.
Supported languages: English, French
*** Artistic statement unWorded is born from a profound love for typography. Letters not only convey meaning but can also bring a strong sense of space. We asked ourselves if we could build an entire world out of simple letters? How would it look like? What feeling would we get, if we were to immerse ourselves in such an universe?! With that came along the desire to dive into a writer's head and his thoughts, to see how memories form themselves to bubble up to the conscient mind. We finally chose a very simple but engaging gameplay experience, assembling letters to create objects, each one triggering an important memory of the author. One key aspect for us was the intimacy the player would experience with the writer, actively participating in his introspection.
We really wanted to tell a story about feelings and thoughts through unWorded. The game deals with the subject of grief, it is something we all have to go through but that not easy to discuss. The player would have to live each phase of grief along with the author: shock and denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance. The unWorded story is about a children's book writer, who was just hospitalized after a serious accident. As his wife at his bedside reads to him fairy tales of his own creations, you dive into his mind, sharing his last thoughts as he reminisces about his life and past works, standing with him at the death's door!
*** The unWorded team Bento has been making mobile games since 2010. Based in Lyon, the team is made of two passionate individuals who were brought together by a common project: making original and creative games. Benoit breathes life in the games, making art, sounds and musics, while Séverin gets the engine running with his programming. With unWorded the Bento team accomplishes their long-awaited dream of doing a narrative game conveying a truly meaningfull story!
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Creative yet short artistic puzzle game about building shapes with letters in various sizes, told through 5 self-contained story books with an overarching plot to tie it up. While the story from each book's does have some kind of continuity, their existence felt meaningless at times / only existed for gameplay, since the main story is told from the other text after each puzzle (and the chapter naming theme may spoil things). Overall recommended, but beware of it doesn't have much replayability.
★★★★★Chipmunk· May 26, 2022
Unique, poignant, thought-provoking. Short game but still sends a powerful message. All the people complaint about it being a waste of time and the puzzles not looking like what they're supposed to represent have no imagination and are mad they couldn't solve them. 100% recommend this
★★★★☆Erwin Siron· Jun 27, 2022
A heartbreaking game that will touch your soul.
★★☆☆☆Mateusz Horbaczewski· Dec 25, 2018
Interesting gameplay idea hindered by awful puzzle design and pretentious plot
★☆☆☆☆ColdPotato· Jul 21, 2019
Absolutely ridiculous game. Puzzles make no sense at are and are completely counterintuitive. "Hints" give no indication of where to place things. On the rare occasion you even know what you're supposed to make, it'll not even look remotely like what it should, and sometimes won't pass you due to being a couple pixels off. Both the short stories and overarching ones could have been written by a 6th grader. One of the worst games I've ever paid for, or even played on the app store.
★★☆☆☆Sora Udagawa· Jan 25, 2019
The writing in general is too simple to work in the game's favor. For instance, fables are a really bad choice when trying to express complex feelings, as they are simplistic by nature. Same thing with the characters, which don't get to actually care about. The good parts of the game are the music and graphics, which is sad when most of the work should have been put into perfecting the story. In a nutshell, it's an artsy story based game with a bad narrative. Not worth playing if you ask me.
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